The Sun. — London, England, 1808-04-09 00:00:00

~. t"- declining to proceed futther in '.l]ty,• it was because he did not ; t r: is'lrat ti -.13, on acc!cunt c t thelinperibOt him He could not decide this ca on the before' him. He-should receive atßdavit4. from :proti,ssional rnedicitk ' , men on this suoject to supply flint (I , : , ficiency . of evid,2nce , as to the treatment and the state of mind of the person when they saw him." And herthe must express a' hope that these • Medical Gentlemen would not withhold that information which could alone en .able him to execute his *duty ; and 'if he was blamed for not executing it now' it must be re collected to'whom it was owing that he did not do so. When that information came; the subject might be brought forward' again upon fresh affida vits, as thiparties Might be advised.. But his Lord fillip must repeat, that if proper access of Lord . - and Lady Athlone,, of any part of the fainil)ii:Avas de• Died to them, his Loytisli said he Wotildinstantly order the custody of the lunatic to be: taken from. the wife, if it should break his own heart to' make. that order. • ' MAILS, , • v 1:1-2 Dublin, 3 WatKri"rd• Du t• r •-3 Cotteriburgb, Watt:lurd. . PP IC E STOCKS.' TiSIS Y AT TroiliLV f.:. 65 ", - _ r ._. _....,r„t.,.... T i i. E S U N. AOLILM shuts DlCtitb TALSUN: AUIIEAT?' .M ; I,' 0 IV, SATUVID.kY; AI IL 9, . , .~r , No.positive intelligent!e has:yet ken reiceivesre pe4ll64:the.'aaion ,5 , ..11)P04cd tO flnvo taken in sha„Mcdiferranean,- but I:rorn the Corp4ett.. , , which has arrived from!oar Fieet.ottLisbon,•..wQrle,arn that the report of the - e . ngigerbenr 'in the IVledaerranean W 1 very,tnueh doubted': It was ye§eiddy.r e eported that.intellitence had .4een received o * f. : tkArr,ival of Stedy; , but we are-inclined to (I,Utit the faa ::-• • .. J ~.. ~. x3ition to-the Declaration,' all the Conispondence re. latire-fo that Treaty should be laid before Parlianient. The obleia. for which - this Deciaiation waS called fOr • .•:, . was, to-sbew that Mr. PI TT:, ; in 1805, in order to *duce Russia to join in the general Confederacy against Frat:ce, permitted Itusia:to call in onestion our Mari-' time privileges, and . even consented that they . should 'be subje& to the determination of a Congress. But in. thiS irstance the Opposition have been as untor-. Junate as they have been in most others where they have Called for Papers to verity their assertions: The' Papers' which have been rnoVed for not only do . not Justify the statements which 'have been made, but they prove dire6tly the reverse.— So fir from . shewing that the British Govern- Men, were in :en' degr'ee diSPOsed:to compromise the • maritirne rights of, tins .cpuntry, even ter the nur 'prise of obtairiing the 'aS6stance - of. Russia, they de ',dared,' in as strong terms as the English language would 4iird, their.. determination to maintain the 'established maritime privileges of this country, and • not to geller them, in any shape, to become matter of discussion in a Congress. There really appears to btt some fatality hanging over the Opposition when :ever they move ler Papers. We would seriously re . , commend it. to them in future to get the Papers first, aod-raa:io their assertions afterwards—it would save inanyuiortitications; This morning,ittivice was received at the li 2 st India Lionse of the arriv4l of the Extra Ship General Stutz . rt, olf St. Holoreo, an the Bth instant. She left Be - n&"rat, (11 the pith ct Du;friber, tWhir, ai ritp.).at St. ilefejja on ,tl' ) e of .F attLl tailed ticm theneeihe 21.3 t of the same month. The ,S*L.wirt liit , ti brougfit an iiccount of the fall 01. 11 . 011 KitELCA.IL:, 1; :1r ,on ;44 , t.11 Nov• after a sie;;tt. Thirty,eighttefficOrs tell 0 1 1 the and a grtnt nrimb(4' cifiten: • Thc Jost.Ni Co rit-: ; ' ; 1 1141.1 .ter, arr A-ed, at St. • Fl'zietia, 1.40,113111 of • bru:Jy; end tile' Bicl-rtt?, 0.1:e the 2oth . tit February;-' and •,; , (....e left.at thc, :lAcq/lelailed liJill Lengal tl.e• Gm era Stuart, add parted from her un the 14th of Decem ber off C.:tt! . on,' bb"nrld to Bombay. • w 4 this morning received kiarbacloes Papers to the ‘4(;i4 FAtra6ls ; from whicli will be sound, in a substrfitiqucohuo. • • it" • The more-.ke hear of the present state of Pottu. gal, the more we hav't2 reason to deplore thelniscr. able condition of its inhabitants. But the account . by .a .Gentlenia , l who escaped on board the : • I.e . y, Vfigate from Li , bon,.on tlw.t 3th ult. shows t h at tho tathappy people have still 'more to endure.; • for, destitute as they'alteady:are of bread and thtr,7 (pity' are' 10•114Ve a htcl harvest, as the Rinds hate-been without rain for the last tour months.— ' The.penple tuaersally speak well of the conduct of the Spanish troops. during the Whole time they. have been in Porttigal—ti eonduatissentially different from that of the Fietich. iieneral JuN•ov...is still as.ri : go . rousias ever in his exnetions, and will accutnulato ' a vast fortune:by the.Coontry... He was, howevur, so very 'moderato. as tolewGettral: ' Fit'Az obtain- his ; liberty for only. Aurjtuiuired, but he'pers6veres iu dernancing zfrom who, is ciantined iic the ,Hospital, not less • ban: 10,0001. 1 . • , . 'Letters 'from Madra, .$l l FrSWAI(D i,z,w left that place op the igfh .of (I..tobLr, in th e Cu liode”, :(!companied bt. the Powerful, Pusher, a „d sum, .other Nrc Al ' e .;,, Ott' 'bo:n'd of which were 500 ttlil) i‘laje,ty7s 30 , h 1, - L' ,.. .lll)ent, anda cow parry of_ t thlery,and,Pioneers: He was elt!"..2ed tl be joined at Penang by more troops from Ben gal', was to proceed, on a secrt.txpedition. t 1 rt attack on Matrillw was at first suppost:ll to be his objet, but as the force was .not , adequate, to .the sfiength- of the place, an Expedition against Java bas sitir:e'been Considi:rea as the real ' purpwe 'he had in view. . . Yesttt'day the ROY I. FAbt: CY left town. for Wind sor:. . - • • 4-iis -1 1 dA.leyrt set off about teh . O'clock; the blikVx•! the Ilttlucesscs at 'twelve. The DwitS reApecti - •to their MAI ESTLI.,S pre, t ions their t town. . . Yesteictly the Duke of. Yotts held day at his 'Office i;i the-Horse Guards, .-and gave iitithetiee•to. a..nuniber of .11.lilitary Officers. The Oratorios cotioludetljai,t night - at Covent Gurdenl.:heatre; atter a very.suecesstiq season, at is , ing frotn'the gene.ralinerit:of the Perfortnance6,-inid with Ab II LEYS hib'e eondticaed them: . . .• . • Coust v....Atni - iTt., 4 :4—An.Ainerican Vessel lias,been latelyicaptufed ..by the :Crest:era Privateer, W hid) ,•0 . fow.days!since , pm into Crookhaven,, in the \Vest of , t his Crountk, under curious.' e:icumstances. The Pri.. v4teer. bvicufes to Plyaltiuth—ihe 'was prepared for her , crui2e , so disguised as. not to be di!ittrigui,, , hl4l from a 2.'l.lYateer in ; and:to keep the,ciceeption more effectuMly, as rob t ;;.:: t- i f her hands, as.icums a boat;s 'crew were.Frenchroei); anti a respedable looking person on board her, a French-. man, passed for the iVlasteri Tier real Master, when necessary, atiettecl - to helm .American. 7 -and the en,. tire crew wore occasionally the ,dress of a French Privateer's crew.---in this suite of ..equipuietat,,the Privateer fell in. with 'the -American. to.. The French , boat's crew, turd the fulitions Amerivan boarded•hc), conversation'occurred 'beove e n the latter and the Master ofjhe American Vessel, in whicli he I,:prcheuted to him, that he had :dso , commanded an :grail iron adcr, • but tlita in euntieqta;nce of her Laving ,topellt,ql at ',lli E s hil,lihh port she had, been captured:at the hi,ivateer near :hin), and sent into . he itt the !-,:ttne tait4.,.intheatevi hi, itiiptatioll th u 4h:: V e,, 6 L.1 lieu tits theit• op beard 01,-,,,w'ould shalt. ii , tl The merican ;Master . did net appear. much, tdarine ed by his. .took him into his cabin, itt, the C , ..nlidence • of • countrytnanship,, to e4plain the reason. He then einninunicattal tc, him that .allithe property he, had on hoard was :-..qiatt),lr , --and in cvlitililltitio.o of ahtierticm, he tu i: h a vO round a vkie in - his cabin wainscotting, %% Itich never would lurio attracted sespicion--and from a Arnall aperture, which it covered, he drew, opt several Spanish, Papers, aseeliaillin,- ; the caig)) to',be as he represented.. His Countryman, .as hu:inpposed, .• alter liming e•:.,aininucl the popers, and- been assured of the real ChiliaLlCl of the property; discovered himself, ti, his titter ,astojaishment, to be the Master of an English Privateer. He consequently took care ol the Sp:laird) PaFers anti { ill his Solicitude tiff • tile preservation ot the property, sent the iktetta - ivan Veh,;el into Plymouth, until it could be auvatilLt ; ::,..uttsly di posed But lie relieved his Ainericiar I ktvtlicr concerti in it. Ni en Statford Assizes, on . . - Niogdtiy last, N:\ 11a‘% keswood was- found guilty of poisonity , his Mr. 'eirker,- of 'Swindon, in Suitiu,4l ° - shire., by . administering , to bin) poison',(covrosi+ sublimate) in a cup . of camoniilo tea. 'The Pr4ner, 4tel3• tiall#(l upon. for his . tit.qiipt:e, tees paper, :'wherein he acknowledged hih pkinistred the, poison,'. , :vitliont : Lj: of person, but that he Je do - it itli ;iii inteutton At injniing any one x .that tlicr :Dv tr t c;ti t wo. " ueujObe, : f.) the le also spoks),ysrf highly., of .lii ) .(tt i e kiutinessi,toNards {'rl sotlet' Ar4o o..(2euted on Vie.inesday :ANorltEti Deli Ate took: plaoe last night , the House of Coninions, for the Produtanti:Of Pitperb ! Nearly all the public: Doc' rnents hav ing been called for, Gentlemen now. seeto desirous of having all the private , eorrespontlenee which nthy take place between OurfArnbaSsadors abroad and Ministers ttt home kud. before- the Public. We s t l ey 3 l ( ) insult the understanding of unr lixaders if %.q . re to occiips , their time in'eommenting upon the consequences ot publishing the . pri‘iite corr,.s. riondenee of our Foreign ;Ministers.. Mr. qA N :it:, in a most, ab Speech, not only bilewed the ink...oti venience dna Inual. result' to this Country from th e adoption of the but voluted out iitrougi,y the'crueity of exposing the lite -of - the parsonliorn wi l etu the intelliAelice wai obtained to almost Inc vitable: dti.trut4ion.. It is pettedly.. well known„ that the Publication if) this Country of tlu Diplomatic Corres•mticlevice hai.been very mud) coM pia ined alby Foreign Courts, aD(4.1141 °lwo sery materially impeded the eliirt's of our !Ministers bro Act, butt hi 3 we b e li e v e is the vc.!ry rir.t time have be6n seriously ea 114,1 tiPott to publish to the wOrld the private Letters ot our Anibascidors, >to tlirotge the (Amin , 1, tl, roti - zik which th'ey"derive . tlfir in fort-nation, .11,0,,tivktp s 1,14 1, the person .ptrsenw trim .whetn tl , elufurntatiyn ie'Speel , to the other Paper f0r,,11 . 'Mr. WHITBREAD, viz. the - I)edati: , . ticiiiidelivertnilby the )144)0; ..;w i.in ( - rittyst?t, accarn patftiing. tit& iti _ 111X1 opposition . v/4,:i ; made ,to it 3 itudoCt and tim might I,.tve toll 111101 - m:U . lot) 11.0 . 6 I , 6eliiibY66t9 134fil L. U. (...:;‘) w ti moVaci that: it) 4, .i 9 : r 11 1 1;,' S7' INDIES. r, Bittnt'atowN, Ft.n. o.—After having established the posseision of Madeira, Sir SAMIEL HOOD dis patchd to this Country. the Ships of the Line and Transports mentioned to bc tiff our port on Tuesday.\ The Men of War are th& York, Capt. EARrosr, Captain, Capt. WoLLEv, and Intrepid, Capt. \Volts- LEY, each of 'pkguns, and are now at anchor in Car lisle Bay. The Transp . orts brought out the Ist, battalion of the (25th and 63d regiments: the former are in tended for the Garrison of St. kittls, and the latter have been debarked and remain here.. Thiy arc two remarkably fine battalions ; the 25tt about , 500 strong, commanded by Lieut.-Colonel STEWART; and the G3d, upwards of 800, Commanded by' Licht.-Colpnel &SWELL. A great part of the Astras convoy from London (only a part of which appeared oft' this Island on Sunday last) have not yet arrived here. The ves sels chiefly missing are those for. Surinam and the other Southern Colonies, and about .(Jo for J,unaica. The Embargo was taken off our ports on Thur- day. Lo Jenne Roselette, French cartel Schooner, M.• , Piraitt:G.kterrer,, in charge Of the flag; arrived yes- , terdaY. from Guadaloupe, for 41 prisßpers due in exchange. . - • • 'FEB.• 1;3.--His Majesty's Ship,Dcfetice, 74 r. - ,lms,• EKINS, arrived here this tnnrnl:n, Tre , in' off , . Lisbon, where .. she has ben div..: t f; - orn Sir CIIARLES COTTON'S Squadron to eruizi.,-. Si . I 4 AI : .E/CANDER COCIII(ANn from hence in the Thursd:iv, to join ihe' Ing:44qoaltrop,Off,Alavtinique, ~wilere ail his Ships of no* , arcs; tilt immediately upon the t arrhlit" the Gruriiiir - Se ?loon er was .• dispatched. toinform him of it, and, of the circum stance by,whieli it 15 occasioned. The Dcfence, we understand, ciao proceeds' In; Senn as' watered. FEB. 111.--7Tileafence, in consecpence of a com munication from the EurydiceTrigate, which tonco ed in Carlisle; Bay, betAidetthree'and four;`A. M. on..SoncLty, proceeded iiiiTediatqly ,42 sea i'and it sinceatipiars, ;that the Eury4ice was•:dispatched -by Do' , 6l6ooi;iii jinn this bay with' itifortUa -,r...-.. r- • tionof . hjs being then oil his way off Martinnot, in squest of the7Enemy.. •••• -nevi further learn, that Sir J. T: 'Dttck;. , woi;Tit being 61f . Usliant, and having'received formation ouahe t Bth 'of J:inuary of the enemy hay inggot to sea the preceding day, sailed immediately pursuit of him and :o'eloek yesterday :uoming, spoke the. Sleet) Aurora . (from Antigua to his:island) 35•a1;;es SoUth-east of INlartinique. Schooner Oroi/pProvhich was dis pah2l:cj on Sitti.ii - day' to Adiuiral Coeititput., upon the arm kv_.ll of the'. Defence s , returned here yesterday, and left •at Sunday, milei to winlk!vard of Martinique`; his' S4uadron • in company then consisting , of the. - So guns l a Sir CacuaANZ. MAun&. katnifies - 74 ------ P cmooa E. - • -74 ‘VoLLE.v. York - - 74 ----r BARTON. 111.11 . i:1)4K .. .......... WATSON. 74 E k..trs • and the rleusta, Earyilice, and Jason Frigates. The Jason stiiled.from hence with the Difeace on Sunday morning,. upon the information received 'from the Eurydice, and joined Admiral COCHRANE . • the same evening.; but neither: wlier; the Grouper left him at 7 p." . m. or the Aurora 'spoke'Sir J. T. Duct{; °WM at two a.' , tt, on Monday, s had a junc tion been 'formed between the two Squadftius, though they were 'both off Martinique. • FEB. J. Du C OATH, after having joined Sir CPCF,tIi ! ‘NE) oif Martinique, at eight a.m. on Monday last, and holding a conference with him, proceeded to leeward at eight that night; and is sup .. posed to be gone Of St. Domingo, where it is con jeclured the enemy may be destined. Rear-Admiral CocunANiremains oil' Martinique, about seven leagues to windward, with the Belleide (Flag-ship), Runcillies, Captain, York, DJcnt-e, and. Intrepid, of the Line, with two or three Frigates. `The ontward-:boUnd West India Trade from Cork, have, all, except those proceeding to the Southern , Colonieg, safely arrived here. 0( this ConvOy one -011 Thursday, 8g yesterdly, and 7 ,(,;.bir.:ll p . arted oil the .voth uh.) this morning, uncler,convoy of the Unicorn Frigine, *hid joined them cuff deira. 'l'hose fos Surioair., 15enterat3c kC. parted' .•c. on the 13111 111,1..ongier coooy of the Ilyssar,„ 11ini:r:;qxl, ou Sa: ur.l3 y last, at 1 1 ,0o:brook, in North-` a I...i(;tit.-(:01011e1 Li:, 67th co ISABELLA JOICNSON, (TatlL;hter r,t th t A Rev. U. .10:1;.:60,..:, of Nil, toil, comity 'of Q4l) EA 4.EY.—Vei4:l4;l)' (.re tri1,0, , :th4,4;144 vv.,011.1 4.,•,1vitt 4 (.1 4)t I . L: 24ary +l:try 'Dciupsvy, 4luit . .iii,llll I 1.111,,I.:).Z;111 Q iil M. 11 .2 thts :::.:;,—; oi her W.ii Ctliity t;11 Liirtll ti i two w,le • LONDON : Pr:n ni by ICHARI, Hablikl3, of No. 4, Marrlett-Court, 130w.strect al" 1 . 1). ''' ; " 1 " ; „ L". 4. Qt At the SUI 4-0 Vitt CV • "No. , Strand where "166 titemenis, tor th:t Paper, diers tor tile milor, &c.(post-paid), C ..N OVA N. ,`.:.W 'F .A Prrunt:lw, Aram 7.—ArriveCi the Amazonri, gate, of 44 irs, Iron; a crnize in' the Bay. She is said e to hay . brOught intelligence of the captlre of a French Frigate (consort to the :one which engaged V.ligie Frigate, as mentioned yeSterdn'y) by L'lm petupx,Of 78 guns, Capt."..l. LAwFortn, _and that the one engaged by L'iligle was driven on share near L'Orient, , It isilso stated that the arrival of the capttlred Frigate way be hourly expe6ted. Arrived the Lion, BLYTH,.. from Pnerick, with provisions. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL B.—ArriVed the Courageux, 74 guns, Capt. BISSETT, from the Mediterranean; Dryad Fi igate, Capt. Cumalr, from Cork; Pea cock Brig, Capt. PEAKS,' from Plymouth ; and Lo cus: Gun-brig, Lieut. GI:DGE, froiti'dcruize. SHE[ INFSI, APRIL 7.—A partysof the, conviEta from Woolwich are to be sentlierl. , , to he employed in enlarging the Dock-lard, and the Discovery is to be fitted for their reception.' Came down trona Chatham and anchored at Ole Note, the Aurora Frigate; The Deptford and 11'ool2vich Tenders have arrived here, from the liver; in she heavy gale on Tuesday ,the fiat-bottomed boats 'they were .bringing down went adrift, but none, as- we have heard, have re- eeived, any' d'arpame, Arrived the Starling G'un-brig, the .Censor brig, "and the Charles Armed Ship. • Passed by the Nore this afternoon, upwards of 100 Sail for the. River, a great many of them CPliters. YARMOUTH, APRIL 8. Sailed La Loire and Suc cess U'ith.a Fleet ot-A3reettlanclinen .under convoy; :dui the Pincher, Hav'ock, Churles Gun.. - brigs. • "~"~: . ' Is Li NiiA.',;3ir SCILLY, Ardil.,':s.-.—The Providenci increaseiAuszuraD, from the,Mecliterranean, with sylph:lr, fruit, &c. is performing quarantine , at-St. Helen's Pool. •.. 11,e'Elizateth and Cornelia, TIiEGARTHEN, Neptune,,.lllAY, and Banter TRUSTMAN, for the North Chann;:l. DEAL, APRIL 8.. — S ailed through tote Downs for PortimOUth, 'the Streutladm,, DALL, bound to India Privatmer ; Jan, 11o13} RTSWI , 'for London-,!i, ddrry; infigsfiy, Eltrr:JY, for Quebcc; dean, Bry Axe :;$ .I.tnililca`, and several other outwardbound se:s, Coaiters, and Colliers. \lauy of the .s ‘111,4 ..user persons be ,perlurinel froLtisi of .NIT. LaDaElt, - longing to both the Theatres, yesterday attended the who, was buried in S t ; paul'i, Covent-Garden.—The, funeral was attended by thirteen•copeties ; a proof that the num who bad for '4Ba years been connected with the Stage, ha d uniforrnlynded well, himself. • among the Novelties which hate been presente.,4, to the Public at the Cornmeneement.of this Month, the Fourth is%mber of ACgEIC.IANN:S.,I‘ II C I t O C ° " I - of LONDON mbintaMS an ithj.pllt::blop.rC•CiOitience• • The Stthjects are happily selecteiond :!xeCuted. ' 14 , 1)61 . R )11 ,of Carlton kinuse—the_ great stAireaqe at . the ßritish. Museum—the Roman Catholic Chapel il Lincoln's Inn Fields—:and the British Institution, . are chaste and classical Specimens of bea utiful AI: • chitecture, The . Figurers are taaefullY and interesting; the Touches of Character are tlrrn, tbe•proict_. , but delicate. ..lt gives a new charaale to much , pal Peatives of- this great Nletrepalis, ate., ment of the credit to the Science, Taste, and 3tidg Persons employed in the Undertaking, and will cont .. mand,a place in every Library in. Europe. h the It is a qusticin asked by manyar present w h y t C ity Lutteri should be drawn on the COO! ill st i l f e Guildhall - ?.. The answer is' obvious-740. at 190!., ~ I 'll no . "'" int roducea greater room to the".inunenie crowd woo wi : t' • rallz,ish to attend it scene of io interesting a d.eltoble scril' Houses for very small stakes of adventure, _ifi . an oe currentcurrenttiiat Will be imig memorabl e in the Metro. polis. , . --------- i7ch.a number of tion. : he obtainment ,Of s SHIP CRAVPSEND, :Arai'. 7. by Mary, Virgini;; Br l ' I ` ( ! i n Nlctltot, trom Kltt's; DOA, ...Iw,rit front St. borstittgo Soccvss, tit •Cuy),tiorn St. Mi" 'ajaet'S Maria, Medi:wry, nom C;ottenburgh ; Fortuort Myer ' , v tilt: Adv;nattre, 04t)o • f • ' ' • wrn - fot.Qtichec ; Incittitty, Poin. ,t°n, tor-St. N1401,30,s ; S;ni:h, klativra ; lin "nnia, Latat), for l i a . lit,o; • acct the hl"rgaret, Nic . or:, tor. 13.174,10:111:1.,0T;ItivIttlii.rEmtd,Qtauyt,111ibs.cs:.:10ipev,,efriak:ric:,,411:1,:ici,:i,:Ec,e'lt.:t.1rtcTri:0111- 31101.31,)ti;L,A,a‘c:' ingl:h-fe4lrre. L'iapriYsiitli;n9ltti. .I,lfilli)ens*ll.Ci,shru.rlcohji:B(l'i,l)ll!;;lnxir.)?:'7l:';.":''l'l Seri'!"•4t:PottyPii t;Olias CQonell, ~.i...,..,),..,.:' ~ .L M. , i ol* Gener.4 Li 4illi . ; 16(.1 ev et r , cob <ll. - (hi Tni:r:::ia.„ at St. Cr&ft).e's C.:hutch, flanover,l44o it°lwn Lokin,. t.: , (1 son ot tn,: D4...4 'at. v 4 lls, to cutitoino tiallii.(A, d.tuAtito of the rSte iiistlop,of St. Asalih. 1-I'll', ist euttv.::lore, ill the Co;iiity iif Cott, .110101 Maun,CH, 'E,ii. 104.:111 bon of tno Dean of ..:I...nigittin, to .°,': 1ton; tii,:s C:,ilierii)..! Barr, yountesi, cievii;h3r,t• of ihe ~ • loki. L4)ii i•;cia,isil , s. • fo ()3 'l'llutsiby e.'llelis!lt,tat Brigh.ril, NIG R. kidErtien, I'rxtcrt.ft, it; IC:orlvekl, to. Miss Rotinsco , •getiei4llY k''' ) " .ll ' °I. l ift ; tri. Ma liinta:ar appAlat on ot Mai,: c.,f Butte:Tr:Jo. r. , : ~.. ii. a 5:r..,'-ts, 1. . ,}, . ,•. 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